Choco Fruit Crunch Muesli - Super Saver - 1.5kg
1 Box (1 Pack)
Choco Fruit Crunch Muesli - Super Saver - 1.5kg
1 Box (1 Pack)
What’s inside
Ingredients
- whole grains47%
- dried fruits17%
- cocoa13%
- kakvi13%
- seeds4%
- whole milk powder3%
- almonds3%
- 100%
serving size = 2 scoops (50g) approx. values per serving
- Energy224.9kcal
- Protein6.0g
- Carbohydrate34.2g
- total sugar10.5g
- added sugar6.0g
- natural sugar (from dried fruits)4.5g
- dietary fibre5.0g
- fat7.1g
- saturated fat3.0g
- MUFA + PUFA4.1g
- trans fat0.0g
- sodium28.9mg
- cholesterol0.0g
no added colour • no preservatives
no artificial sweeteners
no added flavour • no soy or gluten
no false claims • no half-truths
and no hidden * marks either
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FAQs
Yes. To sweeten these Mueslis we add Kakvi, which is the most unrefined form of sugar possible (and is even more nutritious than jaggery). But it does have a Glycemic Index similar to jaggery. So if you’re completely off sugar or diabetic, please consult your doctor before consuming. PS: We also have a 'No added sugar' muesli now if you'd like.
Most other mueslis use commercially available dark chocolate compound or paste (which is largely refined sugar mixed with artificial flavours). We make our own chocolate straight from cocoa beans using tightly controlled processes in-house. So no chance of any funny stuff. Plus no refined sugar. Just pure, heavenly chocolate straight into your muesli.
In 200ml cold milk. Or with 150gm curd (or Greek yogurt). Add some fresh fruits like apple, banana, berries or pomegranate on top for extra freshness. Of course, you can just have it as a snack too! But be careful of over-doing it.
We recommend 50gms. Enough to satiate you and get you started in the morning. But not so much that it gets you drowsy or busts your calorie quota.
Kakvi is the most un-refined form of sugar possible. It’s the golden dark liquid that, on further reduction, hardens into jaggery. Since we pull it out mid-way, it retains even more nutrition than jaggery. Of course, ~70% of Kakvi is sucrose (sugar). Which means that in terms of insulin impact and glycemic index, it’s similar to sugar. But it’s far more nutritious.